Better for your time and money to stick with a local investment strategy and then jet off to wherever you want.

"Hard" work is installing sheetrock for an entire day only to come back the next day to tape and mud for hours on end day after day before you have to tape everything off to blow texture for four hours and then retape everything to paint the trim after you've spackled and sanded the trim 3 times and then you get to retape everything to actually paint the walls.I know from my own personal experience and from helping other investors get started and ACTUALLY SUCCEED long term with a career in REI that my continual blowing of happy elevator music straight up their wannabe's kilt is REALITY.

They were all Captain Morgan spiced rum (gross) and Jet's Pizza (also gross) boxes.

Or i need to make more money so i can just flat buy my own jet or go in partners with a few others.. 

We at YellowLetters look at things like colors, design, textures, timing, calls, embedded commands, grammar and the lack of grammar all to produce an action.

I would imagine I'm not the only person that dislikes the bath fans that sound like a small jet engine.

Do they handle all of your sheetrock work, tape,bed,texture work and interior/exterior paint as well and if so what do you pay on an average house that needs some TBT and minor sheetrock repair?

You are correct that those two little bolts do not provide much support. .Yeah, 100% silicone is ideal and I use it often but in case where you have a textured tile surface or a porous tile, it can be a challenge to get a clean caulk job with silicone.

The bathroom has a jetted tub and all the tile work was like that.

I have not been sending yellow letters but I use the hp office jet pro 8600 for most of my at home printing and it is a great printer!